Sentence examples for mastermind behind the world from inspiring English sources

Cumberbatch played the mastermind behind the World War 2 Enigma story in film The Imitation Game, and says this is not good enough.

LETTER FROM PAKISTAN about Abdul Basit Mahmud Abdul Karim, known as Ramzi Ahmed Yousef, who is being held in a Manhattan prison awaiting trial as the mastermind behind the World Trade Center bombing and planning to blow up several American jumbo jets.

By Mary Anne Weaver The New Yorker, June 12 , 1995P. 40 LETTER FROM PAKISTAN about Abdul Basit Mahmud Abdul Karim, known as Ramzi Ahmed Yousef, who is being held in a Manhattan prison awaiting trial as the mastermind behind the World Trade Center bombing and planning to blow up several American jumbo jets.

At 60 she is slim, blonde and neatly dressed, the sort of woman one can more easily imagine running a florist's shop in Guildford than being the mastermind behind the world's largest animal rights organisation.

We're talking, of course, about none other than Dominique Ansel, the famed chef and mastermind behind the world's most famous pastry.

He's the mastermind behind the world's fastest toilet and the motor board backpack and presents these really quite ingenious machines with a childlike glee.

One of the cables reported that Ramzi Yousef, the suspected mastermind behind the first World Trade Center bombing, two years earlier, had been spotted in Pakistan.

Some of that money went to an informant who, seeking a monetary reward, led investigators in 1995 to the capture of Ramzi Ahmed Yousef, the mastermind behind the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.

The mastermind behind "The Strongest Weapon in the World" (which spews beautiful messages in the event of a nuclear attack) and the DIY Satellite, believes that people should be allowed access to space for fantastical reasons, and his group OSSI even provides a step-by-step amateur guide to building your own satellite.

He is one of the masterminds behind the creation of New Labour.

Having read about this on the Fathers4Justice website, where O'Connor is described as the mastermind behind "one of the world's leading campaign groups", I arrived at the Royal Festival Hall in London, on the south bank of the River Thames, to meet him earlier this month expecting an egomaniac and was pleasantly surprised when he began by saying he was twitchy and nervous.